Which airline canceled the most flights? The data is revealed

44 flights were canceled last week at Ben Gurion Airport out of 3,076 scheduled, a 23% decrease from the previous week. Blue Bird recorded the highest cancellation rate (3.2%), followed by Arkia (2%) and Wizz Air Malta (1.9%). 27 flights were delayed by more than eight hours; the longest delay was on a Red Wings flight from Sochi, 17.5 hours. Heraklion led in destination cancellations (7).

44 flights were canceled last week at Ben Gurion Airport out of 3,076 scheduled flights, a 23% decrease from the previous week. Blue Bird recorded the highest cancellation rate, 3.2% of canceled flights. It was followed by Arkia with 2% and Wizz Air Malta with 1.9%. In addition, 27 flights were delayed by more than eight hours, a period defined by law as a cancellation for passenger rights purposes. The longest delay was on a Red Wings flight from Sochi to Tel Aviv, 17.5 hours. Heraklion in Crete was the destination with the highest number of cancellations, 7 flights. September 23 was the most problematic day, with 16 cancellations in a single day. The article concludes with a recommendation for passengers to check their flight status and know their rights.